Trial results Onion fly and Fusarium wilt

Triario against Fusarium

Triario against various soil-borne diseases

Jeremy Webber Discusses Limonica In GrowerTalks Magazine

Koppert’s US Ornamental Consultant Team Manager, Jeremy Webber, has an article in the February, 2025 edition of GrowerTalks magazine. In A Meaner Mite For A Badder Bug he gives an overview and history of the apex predator Amblydromalus limonicus and why it is so effective against common pests, including the elusive pepper thrips (Thrips parvispinus or TP). His deep dive covers how active the mite is in much cooler weather, its mean attitude toward

Protect Young Plants Now with Bacilirid™ and Isarid™

Beneficial microorganisms Crop Protection Disease control In early spring, germination, rooting, and transplanting mean we’re handling young plants at their most fragile point. Bacilirid ™, a biological fungicide, and Isarid ™, a mycoinsecticide, help protect young plants during this vulnerable stage.. As wettable powders, the two mix together well in the same tank. Bacilirid™ contains beneficial foliar and soil-dwelling bacteria to prevent and

BioSolutions for Redheaded Flea Beetle

BioSolutions for Redheaded Flea Beetle As soon as a few adult beetles appear it’s time to act! Fight this stubborn pest with Capsanem and Isarid™. The Problem That Returns Break the Cycle: Target the Larvae Foliage riddled with shotgun holes is the signature Solutions targeting only the adult flea beetle damage of the redheaded flea beetle. When it generate meager results. The adults are remarkably strikes high-value crops such as hydranges

Protect Crops Against Redheaded Flea Beetle

Connect with us to schedule a site visit Crop Protection Beneficial microorganisms Beneficial nematodes It’s never too early for nursery growers to stay ahead of the game. Even though most applications happen in May or June, February is the right time to start planning to ward off redheaded flea beetle down the road. This pest causes shotgun-style hole damage in perennial and shrub foliage that ruins the retail value of high end crops. Beetles come

Thrips Identification Guide

Knowing and recognising thrips in your crops Adult Larva Damage Antenna Head Pronotum1 Western flower thrips Frankliniella occidentalis Onion thrips Thrips tabaci Poinsettia thrips Echinothrips americanus Japanese flower thrips Thrips setosus Vanda thrips Dichromothrips corbetti Palm thrips Parthenothrips dracaenae Leaf-gall thrips of ficus Gynaikothrips uzeli 1 Pronotum is the foremost dorsal shield of the thorax. 2 Dorsal shields below

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Jimena Lima shares how to succeed in pest control strategy – Original stories about predatory mites